… in painting, drawing, photography, woodwork, glasswork, and metalwork. Exhibiting both out of her home gallery in the historic Nachlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem, Israel, and in the Rosenbach Contemporary Gallery on King David Street next to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Jerusalem, Menucha Page’s style ranges from the abstract to the expressionist, to the representational, with themes ranging from the Hebrew alphabet to the ancient Jcwish calendar. Menucha trained among other things at the New York Institute of Photography and under the artist Rivka Bergson. She was raised in a family of 12 children and herself raises a traditionally Torah-true Jewish family based on eternal values that flow from the learning of ancient Torah texts and precepts, actions, and moral principles passed on through the generations. Her art combines eternal principles with cutting-edge contemporary artistic techniques in ways that inspire and imbue her art with deeper meaning.

Menucha believes we should stand up for what is right, even when that is not always popular or simple to do. After making Aliyah to Israel, she renovated an abandoned historic preservation structure in Jerusalem that had been built by Jewish laborers a century-and-a-half before in the heart of the historic Jerusalem neighborhood of Nachlaot near the city’s Mahaneh Yehuda Market.